Fig. 3
From: Studies of life history of Gagea graeca (Liliaceae) based on morphological and molecular methods
Morphology of Gagea graeca. a Strong flowering plant with two scapes and four basal leaves. b Closeup of a flower showing reddish veins (the color is even more pronounced at the outer side). c Longitudinal section through a flower, showing the blunt capsule. d Basal part of a flowering plant with one bulbil, showing the reddish tunics formed by the sheaths of basal leaves. e Three flowering plants showing variation in stolon length; the plant on the right comes close to the maximum. f Longitudinal section through a replacement bulb. Bar length indicates in a 1 cm, b–e 3 mm, f 2.5 mm